Sentence examples for highway lights from inspiring English sources

There are no highway lights.

Billboards are flashing, highway lights are pulsing, and tall buildings seem to have been converted into giant television screens.

The front-page photo showed straight-armed highway lights; the other photo showed modified cobra-head lights.

Daily, Ares watched Border Patrol cars speeding south along the highway, lights flashing self-importantly like some backward version of a police escort.

The cityscape today is a sheet of steel stalagmites, scored with the trails of highway lights curving around the rim of Lake Michigan.

Under the glow of highway lights, it took us seconds to decide we needed immediate help rather than trying to get home to the familiar care of our local hospital.

While recuperating he updates his List of Melancholy Things ("master's degrees in highway lighting," "the 'Ready' bell on microwaves," "beeps of all types") and falls for the eccentric and willful Mimi.

While stopped at the highway light, Mr. Williford argued with a man in another car, whom the police had not identified yesterday, and the man shot at least two rounds.

Then it transmutes the city's Grand Central Parkway into the Island's Northern State; decades ago, there was a distinct change in the highway lighting at that point, and the exit signs changed from black-on-white to white-on-black, but now the crossing is seamless.

The road and highway lighting is the typical case where there is relative movement between the observer and the source.

In the United States, the US Energy Information Administration estimates that the commercial sector – which includes street and highway lighting – used a whopping 274bn kilowatt-hours of power in 2012.